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ON THIS WEBSITE!
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over 4,500 pages (including those from thumbnails—and the site is still
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Nichols Stallion 45
MK-II Presentation version versus regular mint version
Photo Steve
Arlin
CLICK ON THIS THUMBNAIL TO GO TO THE PARENT PAGE
FOR THIS ITEM.
(then go find it!) |
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JUST NICHOLS ON THIS WEBSITE. |
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Lone Star Trail Boss and Box
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This Lone
Star Trail Boss is so rare they are not even listed in the Backyard
Buckaroos book. The gun has a flash chrome finish on it. If that isn't
enough, it has a great box with it!
Presented by Scott McCollum |
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Nice photo of a nice set of
Lone Star Cap Guns. From Top to Bottom: Wyatt Earp, Cisco Kid, Texas Ranger,
Night Rider, Lawman, Gunslinger, Big Sixgun.
This is submitted by
Steve
Arlin - one of our advertisers.
Here's a Cisco kid from Lone
Star and box.
Thanks Ron Joyner!
Here's the same
Cap Gun, but a different packaging. And red grips. This one is DEAD
MINT!
Thanks Scott McCollum, one
of our advertisers.
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Lone Star Cisco
Kid
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If I were to guess, then I
would think that this slight variation of the Cisco Kid from Lone Star was the
first variation that they made. Why? Because it doesn't have the Cisco Kid
circle on the rear part behind the cylinder. And, of course, it's true that my
logic could easily be backwards!
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All photos thanks to
Chuck
Quinn
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Lone Star Secret Agent
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Here is the
pocket gun that you probably need so you can get out of some rough scrapes with
the bad guys.
Many thanks to Karen Harper ! |
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Unknown Lone
Star Revolver
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Here is a
clone that Lone Star made of the Nichols Spit-Fire. It is the Westerner,
pictured here on the bottom. It is virtually identical. I guess they didn't
fear patent laws or figured that Uncle Talley wouldn't want to sue a company in
England.
CLICK ON PHOTO FOR
CLOSE-UP
This is submitted by
Jim
Mair of Jim's Vintage Toys! - one of our advertisers.
In addition to another
clone of the Spit-Fire (This one is called "Hip Gun."), we have two different
versions of the Lone Star Apache here. The Apache looks like a clone of the
Rebel up above.
CLICK ON PHOTO FOR
CLOSE-UP
From the Chuck Quinn collection
Here's yet
two more versions that are virtually clones of the Nichols Spit-Fire: The Ring
Fire (above) and the Rustler (below).
CLICK ON
PHOTO FOR CLOSE-UP
From Beck Cooper
This is one fantastic
Lone Star Apache set. Fred asked me what was in the lower left-hand corner and
I suggested it might have been some caps. Any takers?
CLICK ON PHOTO FOR CLOSE-UP
Photo by Steve
Mull
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Lone Star Clone
of Nichols Dyna-Mite
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Here we have an unabashed copy of the Nichols
Dyna-Mite from Lone Star of England.
Thanks to Doug Hamilton for the
photos. |
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Lone Star
Gunslinger Revolver
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Here are a pair of rare "Gunslinger" Cap Guns
by Lone Star. You won't really see very many of these, even though they are
similar to others in the Lone Star series.
Many thanks to
David Denton for the photo.
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You can read,
"GUNSLINGER" on this Cap Gun a lot more easily. And here we also have the
box.
Photo by Chuck Quinn, one of our
advertisers
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Lone Star
Maverick
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| Thank you so much Willy Henson for these
photos! |
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Here's another set of
Maverick Cap Guns WITH A FINE HOLSTER SET. These Cap Guns have the heavy
caramel swirl in the grips that I really like and makes them a little more
rare.
Photos by Scott Cushwa
BE
SURE TO CLICK ON THE THUMBNAILS
This is the same basic
bunch of Lone Star Maverick Cap Guns, imported from England for Carnell and it
is a really nice set. The holster is dead mint.
Photo by
Rich
Hall of Cap Gun Toys, one of our advertisers
Here's another rare Lone
Star offering from Jim. The Cowpoke Junior. I wonder why this Cap Gun is so
rare? Sometimes the lesser guns don't get collected as much and therefore just
get "lost in the cracks."
Photo by
Jim
Manning of JM Toys, one of our advertisers
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Lone Star Cowpoke
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Here is
the Cowpoke from Lone Star. It also has the Notch Bar lettering on the outside
top of the grips.
Be Sure To Click On The
Thumbnails!
All Photos Thanks To Frank Potemski |
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